Here are some example sentences using “here,” “there,” and “(way) over there” in Korean:
I also come here often.
Please scratch there a bit.
Don’t go there.
When using 여기, 거기, or 저기 with the particle 에, you can usually just omit 에.
Both of the above are correct.
Remember that 여기 refers to the space close to you (the speaker), 거기 refers to the space close to the listener, and 저기 refers to a space far from both you and the listener.
See you next time!